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Packers Injury Report: Key O-Linemen Miss Practice
8 Oct
Summary
- Several Green Bay Packers offensive linemen missed practice due to injuries.
- Savion Williams returned to Packers practice, opening his return window.
- Chicago Bears also reported multiple players absent from practice.
The Green Bay Packers' injury report for Wednesday listed four players as non-participants. Among those absent were running back Chris Brooks (ankle) and guard Aaron Banks (knee/toe). Offensive linemen Jager Burton (back) and Jacob Monk (quadricep) also did not practice.
In more positive news for the Packers, receiver Savion Williams began practicing Wednesday, initiating his 21-day return window from injured reserve. He was a limited participant with an ankle injury. Several other players, including edge defender Lukas Van Ness and defensive lineman Devonte Wyatt, were limited participants due to ankle and shoulder issues respectively.
The Chicago Bears faced more significant injury challenges. Non-participants included offensive lineman Jonah Jackson (ankle) and quarterback Caleb Williams (hamstring). Running back D'Andre Swift also missed practice with hip and knee issues.
Chicago has opened practice windows for cornerback Kyle Gordon, linebacker Noah Sewell, and defensive lineman Shemar Turner. Gordon was a full participant, while Turner was limited. Sewell was listed as a non-participant.
